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Paranoia Group – Second Post
It’s clear that the hardest thing about Laptop Orchestra is coordinating our schedule. We had to figure out how to fit brainstorming and rehearsal time with the 3 of us and Natasha, who would determine the choreography. This is the … Continue reading
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Tagged interactive performance, laptop orchestra, rehearsals
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Bang! Festival 2016: Deae Ex Machina — for trombone, dance, and GameTrak system
Janine King, trombone; Sarah Wasik, dance; Michael Ducharme, composer/programmer.
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Tagged Dance, GameTrak, GoGlobal, IMPART, interactive performance, Janine King, laptop orchestra, max/msp, Michael Ducharme, motion capture, Sarah Wasik, SUBCLASS, trombone, UBC Music
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Bang! Festival 2016: Chronos — for trombone and real-time audio/video processing
Janine King, trombone; George Dean, Janine King, Alec Korchev composition/programming.
Bang! Festival 2016: Chill — for dancer and interactive Kinect environment
Annie Wang, dance; Brian Topp, Kjel Sidloski, software and music. Kinect-for-Windows software by Isaac Cheng, Kelsey Hawley, Kevin Hui, Russill Glover, Michael Sergeant.
Bang! Festival 2016: Fuse — for dancer, voice, cello, and interactive environment
Kat Gimon, voice; Kyran Assing, cello; Sarah Wasik, dance; Brian Topp, George Dean, Matthew Chernenkov, composer/programmers; Kinect-for-Windows software by Isaac Cheng, Kelsey Hawley, Kevin Hui, Russill Glover, Michael Sergeant.
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Tagged Brian Topp, George Dean, GoGlobal, IMPART, interactive performance, Isaac Cheng, Kat Gimon, Kelsey Hawley, Kevin Hui, Kinect, Kyran Assing, laptop orchestra, Matthew Chernenkov, max/msp, Michael Sergeant, motion capture, Russill Glover, Sarah Wasik, SUBCLASS
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Bang! Festival 2016: Gone — for voice, piano, and interactive environment
Kat Gimon, voice; Hannah Wong, piano; Byron Carr, composer/programmer.
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Tagged Byron Carr, GoGlobal, Hannah Wong, IMPART, interactive performance, Kat Gimon, laptop orchestra, max/msp, SUBCLASS, UBC IMPART, UBC Music
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Bang! Festival 2016: Campbell — for cello, organ, and interactive processing
Kyran Assing, cello; Tian Ip, organ; Matthew Cernenkov software
GoGlobal Orientation
Jocelyn Ma (GoGlobal Student Safety Abroad Advisor) and Lillian Lau gave us a presentation on safety, travel documents, preparations and then ran us through an evaluation exercise. Here’s the class trying to figure out their personalities in stressful situations. (That … Continue reading
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Another evening of great performances
Five groups worked for three weeks on developing short works using different types of controllers, processing, and performance techniques. Great performances and fascinating group discussions and critiques after each.
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Tagged interactive performance, max/msp, technology ensemble
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In-concert video notes
Pre-performance programme notes from the students.
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Tagged angelique po, bob pritchard, conor stuart, Diana Brownie, Ethan Lustig, Fidelia Lam, graeme kirkpatrick, Greg Burgess, Ian Lavery, ICICS, interactive music and performing arts research training, interactive performance, iPhone, jason wong, keith hamel, kieran coulter, Kinect, Kiran Bhumber, laptop orchestra, MAGIC, max/msp, motion capture, Naithan Bosse, pasan weerasinghe, piano, Pieteke MacMahon, pritchard, Samantha Ballard, School of Music, Simon Hecker, Stuart Brookes, SUBCLASS, UBC, UBC engineering capstone, UBC IMPART, UBC School of Music, violin
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